SergeModular

"…hence I have at least 10 [QUOs]…"…now that's a recommendation :-)

Now are the 2 sine wave outputs bipolar, or unipolar? So if I'd use these f=
or vibrato,
would my received pitch stay centered (increasing modulation amount just ma=
kes the
vibrato more intense, but does not shift the perceived center pitch)?

Curious regards,
Jan-Hinnerk

--- In SergeModular@yahoogroups.com, john duval <darkstr717@y...>
wrote:

> I use my QUOs for Xfading, paning and anywhere else
> that requires a smooth transistion... fast or slow.
> The VC gain and hold functions are just the thing to
> stop the swirling in "mid air" so to speak and the
> gain control is great for controling the voltage swing
> by making it as subtle as you want. This doesn't help
> you a bit i'll bet. Read the wizardry section on the
> EGRES page. When i read it long ago it didn't make a
> lick of sense until i started experimenting with
> them.Now i can't live without them... hence i have at
> least 10 in my system. Overkill??... not at all.
> kind regards
> john duval
>
>
> --- paradigmshiftbeats <c.d.sawyer@t...> wrote:
> > A few questions about this module:
> >
> > 1) I have read comments about the NTO/PCO not having
> > "pure" sine
> > waves due to the waveshapers used in these modules.
> > Does the QUO
> > utilize the same circuits or does it in fact produce
> > true sines?
> >
> > 2) Does the 1v/oct tracking function accurately
> > enough to use as an
> > audio sine wave oscillator, i.e as sub-osc
> > enhancement or ring mod
> > source?
> >
> > 3) Anyone care to share their experiences using the
> > "hold" or "VCA
> > gain" inputs?
> >
> >
> >
> >
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